Posts from ☀️ Arselia and Akonia Auto-translated

-- Is that so? Thank you for the warning... Could you tell me, who in our city is skilled enough to heal broken noses so quickly, in just one day? This must be a person of extraordinary talent, could it be Mr. Eugene again?

Somehow, the road led Raphael to the philosophers. But instead of sophisticated, stately men with wise speeches, he found there a so-called psychiatrist, the familiar fallen woman Bazhena, and Beata's errand boy. Unfortunately, he didn't remember the boy's name.
Raphael stood aside, so he wasn't noticed right away.

- Ahem, gentlemen, while Mr. Gey-on is thinking, I will speak. In my opinion, such a law is not only a crude encroachment on the personal freedoms of citizens, but also a blatant encouragement of lies and deceit! The initiators of the law claim that they are pursuing the goals of some decency and morality. But in reality, the results will be the opposite. Look at how Miss Bazhena is dressed! And that's not all; you should see her work attire... Any decent man, interested in a decent and good woman for himself, seeing Bazhena, would avoid her. And he would be right! But what will happen when the law forces Bazhena to dress decently? That's right, this man will have to spend time figuring out the true essence of this woman, as it will be hidden under layers of fabric. And what do we get as a result of this law? A huge number of fallen women, disguised as normal ones, ruining the lives of worthy men and destroying their psyche. In this case, I am not surprised that Mr. Richard supports this bill; it will provide Richard with work for the rest of his life. Hundreds of men will turn to him after they find out what their decently dressed chosen one did with polearms and strong men before the wedding. Therefore, I do not support this bill. It's like wrapping fresh and rotten fruit in one package and selling them as the same.

Oh, that leader of the "Cult of the Beautiful," with his elaborate schemes to convert people into Rynze's cult...

-- Mr. Raphael, what nonsense is Miss Keliandra spouting? She said that her teacher from a faraway land healed her broken nose.

There were no significant figures from this guild at today's philosophical meeting; instead, the focus was on newcomers – a psychiatrist named Richard and someone named Bazhena.

Today, a wide variety of topics were discussed, and at one point, the recent draft law No. 666 on public decency came up. If passed, it would prohibit citizens of the empire from wearing clothing above the knee or shorter than mid-shoulder. The medical specialist spoke in favor, while his opponent, who arrived with bare shoulders and armpits, was clearly against it.
— I think this is a very good initiative on the part of our government for several reasons. First, the pursuit of attractiveness negatively affects many people, undermines their self-confidence, and diets and stress cause irreparable harm to their health. If, first legislatively and then culturally, our country adopts a more modest style of dress, people will feel less uncomfortable about not conforming to the artificial beauty standards created by society. Second, revealing clothing reduces a person to an object of others' sexual fantasies, which is bad for both the recipient of the lustful gaze and those who are watching. In simpler terms, the adoption of this law would have a positive effect on the psycho-emotional health of our country's citizens.
— Hmm, that's an interesting point of view. It seems that medical professionals look at things a little differently! Miss Bazhena, do you have anything to counter the esteemed doctor's argument?
— You'd better go back to your clinic and stop showing off your foul mouth, Richard. Normal people don't care about the psycho-emotional health of virgins and complexed assholes, and they shouldn't. If they get upset by the sight of a beautiful body, then they need to be treated anyway. Don't transfer your clients' problems onto all of us.
— Um, — Li Jun glanced at those present and stopped at Gion, — Gion Tamaris, right? So, what do you think about this?
— Ahem, gentlemen, while Mr. Gay-on is thinking, I'll speak up. In my opinion, such a law is not only a gross violation of the personal freedoms of citizens but also a blatant encouragement of lies and deceit! The initiators of the law claim that they are pursuing the goals of decency and morality. But in reality, the results will be the opposite. Look at how Miss Bazhena is dressed! And that's nothing; you should see her work attire... Any decent man, interested in a decent and good woman, would avoid Bazhena. And he would be right! But what will happen when the law forces Bazhena to dress decently? That's right, this man will have to spend time figuring out the true nature of this woman, as it will be hidden under layers of clothing. And what will be the result of this law? A huge number of women, disguised as normal, will ruin the lives of worthy men, destroying their psyche. In this case, I am not surprised that Mr. Richard supports this bill; it will provide Richard with work for the rest of his life. Hundreds of men will turn to him after they find out that their decently dressed chosen one did things with sturdy guys before the wedding. Therefore, I do not support this bill. It's like wrapping fresh and rotten fruit in one package and selling them as the same.

Just in case, if Kelian decides to convert her allies with her ability, I'll warn her about Ayko's stats. Don't convert the dwarf... although no one should be converted, ideally.